Diggin' Up the Dirt

De: Tonya Kappes

Narrado por: Hillary Huber

Duración: 7 h y 7 m

Resumen del Editor

Everyone in Cottonwood loves the new bakery...until a Cottonwood resident is found dead with a half-eaten donut in her hand.

Sheriff Kenni Lowry has her hands full. With a new murder in town and a new deputy to train, she’s not sure if she’s ever gonna get this booger solved. Sheriff Elmer Sims comes to the rescue, stepping up as Kenni’s ghost deputy. As the ex-dead-now-ghost deputy and Kenni’s Poppa, there are clues beyond the sprinkles in the donut that only he can see. Adding to Kenni’s stress is that the parents of Finn Vincent, her hunky boyfriend and the new sheriff of Clay’s Ferry, have come to town to meet Kenni and her parents. And Kenni’s mama ain’t too happy. As they say in the South, nobody’s happy if mama ain’t happy.

With Poppa’s keen insight and Kenni’s determination, Kenni focuses all her attention on bringing the killer to justice before the yeast rises and another dead body turns up. Save room for dessert. You don’t want to miss this Southern mystery!

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Good read

Another good read from Tonya Kappes. Get ready to see or not see the former Sheriff (Poppa) on a ride along as once again murder comes to town. Kenni’s mama is in fine southern form when Finn brings his folks over. Poppa is not to fond of the northerners himself. That has to be put aside while they hunt for the killer. Humor, quick wit, and a little help from the great beyond makes this a good read.

Don’t recommend

Did not like the over done mother she was too much. As for the ghost of her grandfather really. She could never solve a crime by her self.
Would not recommend and it’s a shame could have been a good series